Environment PowerCo’s huge factory rising sagund continues to consolidate strongly. From next year, Climia Hoteles – a firm headed by him, the ‘Expansión’ newspaper reported this Monday and which this newspaper was later able to confirm. hotel association president hoşbecFede Fuster… He will manage a new organization called. Hotel LunikIt will be located next to the mega project built by Volkswagen Group in Parc Sagunt II. It will be located next to the road known as the intercore road, specifically in front of the L’Epicentre shopping center next to the Carrefour hypermarket.
The initiative, formerly known as ‘The Coolaborative’, is supported by businessmen Juan Planes and Vicente Lluch, former director of the Pollos Planes company, as well as former Valencia CF footballer David Silva, who is an advisor to the EFE&ENE Multi-Family Office. Together they will invest up to 22 million euros. Thus, they aim to create a 4-star facility with a construction area of 9 thousand 352 square meters. The first stone of this facility is planned to be laid with an official ceremony next Wednesday. Planes, Fuster, Tourism Councilor Nuria Montes and Sagunt Mayor Darío Moreno, among others.
The hotel is planned to open in June 2025, following the completion of the construction carried out by the Vito Construcciones company. As this newspaper has learned, this facility will consist of 163 rooms and 46 apartments. Other residential spaces will also be added, such as a Mediterranean restaurant, gym, function room, co-working space, and various meeting rooms. The Saguntino hotel will also have a ‘penthouse’ with a bar and a panoramic pool. The entire architectural design was designed by Valencian studio Perretta Arquitectura, which designed the famous France Tower in Valencia.
“A very strong polygon”
In this sense, as Fuster emphasized in this newspaper, the hotel operated by Climia Hotels will go hand in hand with “a very strong industrial zone”. Not in vain, the implementation of this practice will allow the municipality to continue to meet the regular tourism and business demand it faces, resulting, among other reasons, from the increased growth of business districts such as Parc Sagunt I and II.